The War and Treaty Release Genre-Spanning Album 'Plus One'

The Grammy-nominated duo leans into country music with their latest project, featuring high-profile collaborations and personal storytelling.

The War and Treaty, comprised of Michael and Tanya Trotter, have released their new album 'Plus One,' blending gospel, country, rock, and soul influences.
The album includes collaborations with artists like Billy Strings and Miranda Lambert, with production by Michael Trotter and notable country producers such as Dave Cobb and Jesse Frasure.
'Plus One' marks a shift toward country radio, with tracks like 'Can I Get an Amen' and 'Save Me' already receiving early satellite radio support.
Michael Trotter's journey from writing his first song while serving in the U.S. Army to using music as a tool for healing from PTSD is central to the duo's story.
The duo will embark on a 30-city 'Plus One' tour starting in March, visiting iconic venues like NYC's Irving Plaza and Los Angeles's The Troubadour.